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Race/ism as a Political Weapon
Race is a social construct. This means humans created race. But why? In #RaceClass Ep. 4, we outline how economic and political elites have long employed race/ism as a potent political tool to: (1) DIVIDE (multiracial coalitions); (2) DISTRACT (us from the systems that produce our shared precarity)
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